MICRO TEACHING TRIAL
In this session Anna (tutor) gave us some information about our micro teaching session that we will be doing. A micro teaching session is when we do a workshop about our practice on the other Unit X students but for 10 minutes only.
So as a practice, Anna told us to pair up and work with someone to do a very simple one using plasticine. Where we would plan to what we going to do and then make each others made objects. I made a simple flower (images below) and planned it to be 5 minutes long which was short and easy. Soniya (working partner) made the 3D flower piece.
(Images above) Plan for the short making session and feedback from Soniya on making the object I showed.
Overall, this session was good to get us started for the bigger workshop we were going to do and I feel I took some good tips from this short practice and I will be able to apply this to my micro teaching session.
In this session Anna (tutor) gave us some information about our micro teaching session that we will be doing. A micro teaching session is when we do a workshop about our practice on the other Unit X students but for 10 minutes only.
So as a practice, Anna told us to pair up and work with someone to do a very simple one using plasticine. Where we would plan to what we going to do and then make each others made objects. I made a simple flower (images below) and planned it to be 5 minutes long which was short and easy. Soniya (working partner) made the 3D flower piece.
(Images above) The flowers made by me and Soniya.
The reason why there are three of each object is because we both first made one as an object we were going to show, the second was made to demonstrate to each other how to make it and third is the outcome from trying to make each others objects. We also had a go at making a plan for the short session we did in pairs and then we gave feedback to each other using the feedback forms.
Overall, this session was good to get us started for the bigger workshop we were going to do and I feel I took some good tips from this short practice and I will be able to apply this to my micro teaching session.
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